Read Grumbles long ago, and, like you, can't find it now. I always
enjoyed Heinlein's particularly quirky free-love flavor of fascism,
the major flaw in the slaw being the necessity for people with sense,
experience and the long view in positions of authority. Such folks
are few and far between in the best of times. I don't think it's
overstatement to say we are in particularly short supply these days,
regardless of your favorite political flavor.
--Bob
On Jan 27, 2007, at 10:47 AM, Walt Wayman wrote:
> Hate to reply to my own posts, but I meant to add that when someone
> mentioned Robert Heinlein the other day, it sent me on a search for
> "Grumbles From the Grave," which I know is here somewhere. Haven't
> found it yet, though -- way, way too many books. It's an
> interesting read, a collection of his letters. He and our Mr.
> Clemens had a few traits and notions in common, I would guess.
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